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Pop-up Camps allow you to refill items and change equipment on the field in Monster Hunter Wilds. See how to set them up, how to find the campsites, and what to do when they get destroyed.
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You must first find a possible Pop-up Camp location. These locations are marked on the map by a wooden sign with a tent on it, and are usually located at the edges of the map.
Once you locate a Pop-up Camp location, set a waypoint on it and make your way their on your Seikret.
You will know that you have arrived in the correct location when you find a group of butterflies flying around the area. Your Camping Kit item will also light up when near a Pop-up Camp location.
Once you arrive at a Pop-up Camp location, equip your Camping Kit item and use it. You will then see a prompt asking you to pay 200 Guild Points to set the camp up. Pay the cost and watch as two Palicos build your campsite for you.
It's important to remember that you can only set up a maximum of 4 Pop-up Camps. You will need to demolish previouly built Pop-up Camps if youo want to build more.
It is important to note that, since Pop-up Camps are located in the wild, it is possible for monsters to destroy them. When that happens, you will not be able to use its facilities.
Notice! | This list uses information from the beta test. If there are any camps that aren't listed here, let us know in the comments down below! |
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Area 4 Mineral Cave | |
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Area 4 West | |
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Area 6 Valley Hideaway | |
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Area 8 Southeast | |
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Area 8 Southwest | |
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Area 9 Lookout Hill | |
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Area 10 Southeast | |
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Area 13 West | |
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Area 13 Oasis | |
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Area 14 Underground Water Vein | |
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Area 16 Bone Desert | |
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Area 16 Northwest | |
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There are a total of 12 Pop-Up Camp locations in the Windward Plains, with 5 of them being Dangerous, 4 being Insecure, and 3 being Safe.
If you want to use a destroyed Pop-up Camp, you will first need to pay 400 Guild Points too repair it. After paying the cost, two Palicos will immediately repair the Pop-up Camp for you.
If you don't have the Guild Points to repair a Pop-up Camp, or you want to save up on them, you can instead wait for the Pop-up Camp to be automatically repaired after a while. This repair is free, but does make the camp unusable for the time being.
Pop-up Camps contain all of the features that the Base Camp tent has. This includes refilling items, changing your equipment, cooking meals, and more.
Not only that, but you can also fast travel to them, giving you the ability to traverse the map easily.
How to Set Up Pop-up Camps
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